"I don't know who smoked up this six million euro number" said Ayao Komatsu when asked about reports of Oliver Bearman's salary demands.

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu has dismissed reports that driver Oliver Bearman demanded €6 million to race for the team, describing the rumors as "absolute nonsense." Speaking in Mexico, Komatsu rejected claims that contract talks were delayed over financial demands, blaming social media users and unverified outlets for fabricating and amplifying stories to generate clicks.
With Esteban Ocon departing Haas and Rafael Camara confirmed for next season, Komatsu emphasized that the team is eager to finalize a new deal with Bearman. He praised Bearman's potential and contributions while noting that Haas remains focused on developing a competitive car for 2027.
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